Mighty Hoopla festival review – a poptastic celebration of individuality
With a plethora of pop acts, Mighty Hoopla festival brought the party to south London’s Brockwell Park. Daily Express :: Music Feed More...
Beyoncé review: Hyper-visual Renaissance tour left fans clamouring for more
Beyoncé lit up the enormous Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday night, and left fans clamouring for more. Read the full review below. Daily Express :: Music Feed More...
Johnson At 10 review: A career that promised so much and ended in ignominy
Was Boris Johnson the worst PM in recent times? That was the question posed to one of the co-authors of this book, Sir Anthony Seldon, on television. Daily Express :: Books Feed More...
A ‘tense but seemingly banal drama’ – Reality review
Sydney Sweeney stars in new film, Reality, based on a former American intelligence specialist. Daily Express :: Films Feed More...
Art Firsts review: History of art in 30 paintings
This is the first book by Nick Trend and it is a cracker. Art Firsts does exactly what it says on the cover. It tells the story of art in 30 pioneering works, Daily Express :: Books Feed More...
Simply Red ‘Time’ album review: Soul survivor is still a class act
Even now, Mick Hucknall’s odyssey from working-class punk to king of blue-eyed soul seems astonishing. Daily Express :: Music Feed More...
Murder In The Sun – Review of a cosy crime novel
Murder in the Sun might best be described as a cosy crime with a fair bit of sun-cream applied. We are introduced to a dead body very early on, at the kind of up-market holiday resort frequented by people with More...
Atlas Widan review: Experience the Moroccan art of living beneath the Atlas mountains
Marrakech is known for its bright and bustling streets, but just a 15-minute journey away, you can get lost in the peace and tranquillity of boutique hotel Atlas Widan. The hotel is built in the style of a traditional More...
Fast X review: It’s time for Dominic Toretto to make a pit stop
Fast X is in cinemas now, and so begins the end of the Fast and Furious series, but it feels like its time has already been and gone. Full review below. Daily Express :: Films Feed More...
Sleep Token – Take Me Back To Eden review: A bittersweet farewell
Sleep Token, the enigmatic masked band that worships the god Sleep, are back with their third studio album, Take Me Back To Eden, and it is their most comprehensive and creatively stunning experience yet. Read More...